Parades and other public events can make it hard to get around, especially in the middle of towns and villages
Navarre Day 2023: On December 3, people honor Navarre Day. In honor of Saint Francis Xavier’s death, it brings attention to the culture of the autonomous area. Many places in Spain are closed on the Day of Navarre, but not in the rest of the country. A lot of shops and other groups are closed. A lot of stores are closed. But grocery shops and bakeries might be open. Public services may only run at certain times. Parades and other public events can make it hard to get around, especially in the middle of towns and villages. A lot of things happen in Pamplona, but some are also planned in other towns and cities.
The Kingdom of Navarre, which until the end of the 12th century was a sovereign kingdom of Spain and was known as the Kingdom of Pamplona after its capital and largest city, ruled over the region that is now known as. It ceased to exist in 1512. About 4,000 square miles make up the province of Navarra, which includes Tierra de Allién Puertos, which is on the northern route to the Roncesvalles pass.
The Aragonese controlled Navarre until 1134, when the people of Navarre made Garcia V the Restorer king. In 1234, Sancho VII was replaced by his nephew Theobald I, Count of Champagne. After that, a succession of French monarchs ruled the nation. People all over the world knew about Charles II the Bad because he was involved in French affairs and the Hundred Years’ War.
He became king of Navarre in 1479 and ruled it until 1425. His name was John II of Aragon. At that time, people in the country were split between those who wanted to join France or Castile and those who wanted to be free from France. In 1512, Ferdinand the Catholic took over the Spanish half, and in 1515, it was officially added to the Castilian crown. French Navarre was its own country until 1589, when it was added back to France. Until the 1800s, Spanish Navarre kept its own character, institutions, and laws as a separate kingdom.
His birth took place in Javier, a small town in Navarre, Spain, on April 7, 1506. He became a Jesuit priest and went on to work as a missionary in China, India, Indonesia, and Japan. He died on December 3, 1552, in China. On March 12, 1622, he was made a saint. At the moment, St. Francis Xavier is the patron saint of the independent community of Navarre. Navarre is its own country in northern Spain, close to where the Bay of Biscay starts. Aragon, La Rioja, and the Basque Country are all independent communities that are right next to it on land.
Go to a parade
Parades and church services celebrate the life of St. Francis Xavier. Go to religious services and parades put on by service members or people in dress.
Have a paella with friends or family.
Another food that people from Navarre love is paella, which is the best way to describe the region. It is a rice dish that is cooked in an oven or over an open fire in a pan. You can get this food in any restaurant or bar in the area.
Go to a show
Folk music from the area can be heard at events. Find live classical shows or events and get information on how to watch them online. Watch performances of your favorite classical music or acts from your area.
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There are seven different types of Basque.
One of the many languages spoken in Spain is Spanish, which is also called Castellano. There are three official languages in Spain: Catalan, Galician, and Basque. There are seven different dialects of Basque spoken all over the area.
One of the oldest groups of people in Europe
People who study history think that the Basques lived in the northwest of Europe before the Indo-Europeans did, about 5,000 years ago.
An old language that people still speak
Along with being the oldest group of people, the Basques speak Euskera, which is also the oldest language that people still speak today.
Traditional stories are a big part of culture.
Folklore is very important to the Basques, as it is to many other cultures, and today many of its stories and legends are being remembered.
The food is a source of national pride.
Basque society puts a lot of value on food, which is one reason why the area is famous for its food and has so many restaurants with Michelin stars.
We honor the past with this.
The Day of Navarre celebrates the history and culture of the northernmost part of Spain. Its unique history and culture are celebrated on this day, especially through its language, food, and traditions.
Time to find out
Now is a great time to find out more about our ancestors. Finding out about our ancestors’ lives helps us understand the struggles they went through and often makes us feel closer to them.
Build up the group
Today has the power to make our community better. Strong groups are important because they give us a way to connect with others and feel like we belong.
| Year | Date | Day |
|---|---|---|
| 2023 | December 3 | Sunday |
| 2024 | December 3 | Tuesday |
| 2025 | December 3 | Wednesday |
| 2026 | December 3 | Thursday |
| 2027 | December 3 | Friday |
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